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Band of brethren, who are given

Hymnal: Hymns, Selected and Original #555 (1828) Meter: Irregular Lyrics: 1 Band of brethren, who are given To the Lamb of Calvary, Call'd to preach the reign of heaven, And the gospel jubilee; Jesus asks us: "Simon Peter, lov'st thou me?" 2 Lord, thou knowest that we love thee; Oh for grace to love thee more: Let our notes of praise now move thee Down upon our souls to pour Thy good Spirit, Then we all shall love thee more. 3 When the sacred page we ponder, Shine upon it from above, When we gaze with deepest wonder On the bleeding Saviour's love, Holy Spirit, Then our warm affections move. 4 Teach us all our high vocation, Fill us with the love of souls, Spread abroad thy great salvation From the centre to the poles, Till the Saviour Sees the travail of his soul 5 Grant us heav'nly strength and blessing, To be faithful to the end, Let not one thy love possessing Join at last th'Iscariot band! O the traitor! Save us, Jesus, from his end! 6 Sooner may the rocks and mountains Fall upon us from on high, And our life blood's deepest fountains In our inmost souls go dry, Than betray him Who to save us left the sky. Topics: For meetings of the theological students or of ministers; Kingdom and Church of Christ Pastoral

Band of brethren, who are given

Author: S. S. Schmucker Hymnal: Hymns, Selected and Original, for Public and Private Worship, published by General Synod for the Evangelical Lutheran Church. 68th ed. (8th rev. ed.) #d65 (1855) Languages: English

Band of brethren, who are given

Author: S. S. Schmucker Hymnal: Hymns, Selected and Original, for Public and Private Worship #555 (1832) Languages: English

Band of brethren, who are given

Author: S. S. Schmucker Hymnal: Hymns #555 (1851) Languages: English

Band of brethren, who are given

Hymnal: Hymns #555 (1857) Languages: English

Band of brethren, who are given

Author: S. S. Schmucker Hymnal: Hymns #555 (1842) Languages: English

Band of brethren, who are given

Hymnal: Hymns #555 (1850) Languages: English

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